I know that you haven't heard from me in a while.  I've been a bit busy with the new job and all.  However, Jess is currently in no real position to post this piece of news, so it falls to me!

Jess is having the kid!  We are at the hospital... waiting.  She's in labor (or should I say LLLLLAAAAAABBBBBOOOOORRRRRRR).  I guess all depends on who you ask.  My hand hurts a little bit....

Thanks to Ben (my support) and Amy (Jess' support) for hanging out with us at the hospital and all the support they have provided over the past months!

Anywho, things are progressing.  A little slow, but I think it'll pick up. 

More later if I can.  Thanks for reading! 

Last night we went shopping for groceries to stock our bare cupboards.  I paid them thinking that the final bill seemed high.  I was a bit confused but I had gone grocery shopping with Damion and when that happens the total is usually a bit more than I plan to spend.  As we were leaving the cash register I was thinking about the total charges and even taking into consideration funky pregnancy math it still didn't make sense.  So, while Damion was getting ready to push/glide the heavy cart over the ice patch I reviewed the receipt.  We were charged $125 for a ham!  Now I know it was a spiral cut glazed ham, but $125!

We proceeded to turn around and went to customer service.  Fortunately the guy at the counter was a competent individual and found the charge of $125 ridiculous.  Just for future reference, apparently most customer service aren't able to adjust a price from $125 to $13 (the real price of the ham).  After several minutes all was corrected and we were back on our way out the door with a free ham.  I challenged the freeness once, but he told me not to worry and to have a good night.  Don't need to tell us twice, so off we went with a new total grocery bill in the acceptable range.

I am happy to report that we have successfully moved all our stuff into our tri level, three bedroom, two car garage house.  Closing on the house was completed with only one set of paperwork not being correct.  Unfortunately the massive snow storm hit the area the night before the movers were to delivery all our stuff.  Saturday morning they delivered everything, with only a handful of items being broken.  Baby Girl's room has been all set up and is ready for her arrival.  The rest of the house is slowly coming together.  It will look a lot better once we get rid of approximately 100 boxes and thousands of pieces of packing paper. 

This year Damion and I have so much for which to be thankful.  We hope that you take the opportunity today to stop and be thankful for all that has been blessed upon you over the past year.